6 assisted living facilities that accept Medicaid in Largo, Florida
On AHCA's Medicaid assisted living waiver list, Pinellas County.
- ALFs on the waiver list
- 6
- beds
- 552
- report memory care
- 3
What Medicaid pays for in a Florida ALF
Florida Medicaid pays for assisted living care through the long-term care part of Statewide Medicaid Managed Care. It covers services such as personal care and help with medication. It doesn't pay room and board, so rent and meals still come from your parent's own income.
How to get on the waiver in Largo
Call your local Aging and Disability Resource Center or the Elder Helpline at 1-800-96-ELDER to be screened. The Department of Elder Affairs decides whether the care need is high enough; the Department of Children and Families checks income and assets.
There's often a waitlist, so get screened early. Elder Affairs explains the steps. Then call the Largo ALFs below to ask who has a waiver bed.
The 6 ALFs in Largo on the waiver list
- Regal Palms300 Lake Ave NE, Largo 33771
- Cypress Palms400 Lake Avenue NE, Largo 33771
- Lake House Assisted Living1071 Lake Ave NE, Largo 33771
- Arden Courts (Largo)300 Highland Avenue, NE, Largo 33770
- Royal Oaks Manor1833 Seminole Blvd, Largo 33778
- The House That Faith Built1105 Melba Ct, Largo 33770
ALFs in Largo that say they take Medicaid but are not on the list
These Largo ALFs report Medicaid as a form of payment but aren't on the waiver list. That can mean another program such as Assistive Care Services, so ask which one they bill.
All assisted living in Largo
All 18 assisted living facilities in Largo, with or without Medicaid.
Questions families ask about Medicaid in Largo
Does Medicaid pay for assisted living in Florida?
Yes, for care services, through the SMMC long-term care program.
Is there a waiting list for the Florida Medicaid waiver?
Yes. Get screened early through the Elder Helpline.
Which assisted living facilities in Largo accept Medicaid?
The 6 listed on this page are on AHCA's waiver list.
Does Medicaid pay for room and board in assisted living?
No. Room and board stays your parent's cost.
From the state record: Florida AHCA FloridaHealthFinder, Medicaid services search.
